L. T. SUSTA INir«J TUF.SD.A.Y, OCTOBm 25, l 966 (Dallas Townsend Sub.) GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: Representative Adam Clayton Powell has been senteneed to thirty days in 1ail and a two hundred and fifty dollar rtne. That sentence -- imposed late today by the appellate division of the N.Y. st~te Supre• Court. It found the Harlem Det10crat guilty or wilful failure to llald comply with a lower court order in a three-year-old libel Judgment. The sentence to go into effect unless the Chairman of the House Education and Labor Co•lttee appears ln court November Third tor an exaalnation or hls financial status. The appellate division -- in a four to one opinion speaking of what lt called "The long and ugly record in this matter. " Speaking also -- another quote -- Powell's " cynical refusal to honor his own promises, together with a total disregard of any and all process that has been served against him. ·· MAIILA A strongly phrased communique has concluded the Two-day Manila swmnlt meeting. President Johnson and his fellow delegates -- spelling out, 1n six points; exactly what must be done -- to stop th~ bloodshed in Vietnam. Spelling it out for Hanoi -- for all th~ world -- to see. The new blueprint for peace -- calling for: One -- .. cessation of aggreaalon" -- t'roll be7ond the borders or South Vtetna■. Two -- assured "preservation" thereafter -- "of the territorial integrity of South Vletna■ ."' Three later "resolution or internal proble■s ·· 1n the South -- presuably including a place for the Vlet Cong. Four -- eventual reunification of both North and South -- by tree elections. Five -- "effective international guarantees" -- to ensure a lasting peace. And Slx -- "removal of Allied Military forces -- not later than Six months '' after the Communists agree to all other conditions. JtlftNILA--? nt the same time -- the chief ' s o , f state agreeing to a so-called "Manila . Manifesto. " A grand plan for freedom and progress -- to better the lot of A sia's teeming bill tons; to conquer -- hopefully -- dtseaae, poverty and ignorance. Worll done -- the President donning a Flllplno shirt and a colored neckerchief; to Joln in a village fiesta on the Presidential Palace grounds, tn Manila. VIE!'MAM FOLLOW MAHIL A Por all the hard work at Manila -- no let-up today ln Vietnam. South Vietnamese troops striking deep lnto the Mekong Delta -- tn their greatest operation of the war. lear the village or Phu Vlnh -- the governaent troops rescuing Eighteen prisoners; chained together by the Viet Con&- -- and stuffed into a cave. One of thea -- a Roan catholic nun; all or thet1 -- half-starved by the C0111unlat~ caJ)tors. W ASHIIIJTOH Here at home, farmers, processors and retatlers alike -- blamed by the govem■ent for recent sharp increases in bread and ■ilk prices . This according to a special .,.. report -- from the Federal Trade Comm iasion. >J Bread and ■ilk prices -- up Seven per cent dl.ll'lng the first Seven-and-a-Half ■onths or llneteen-Stxty-S1.x -- sald the report. Because f&l'INtra raised their price• -- processors thereupon fattened their own operation ■arg1na -- and retailers followed by pyra■ldlng the tnoreuea. The report adding, however, that the prlce 1plral -- •Y have reached its peak. With superaarket boycotts across the country -- exerting lncreulng .. downard pressures .. on the inflated prices. WHEELING A special committee of bishops of the Episcopal Church -- met today at Wheeling, West Virginta. To consider what to do -- if anything -- about heresy charges against fellow Bishop James a Pike of ca11rornla. Based on hls repeated attacks on Christian doctrines -- such as the virgin blrth, the Trlnlty, and the omtpotence or God. The co•tttee of Bishops rejecting -- "the tone and •nner or much that Bishop Plke haa aald." Calling hls atatnenta -- "offensive and highly dlstrubtng." In addltlon, the reports said-~ "*'' 1JawTJ1D.htl " too often marNd by caricature• or treasured symbols -- and, at worst, by cheap vulgarlzttlona of great expressions of faith." The committee, nevertheless, rejecting flatly -- the idea of a heresy trial. Because -- said the bishops -- such a trial "would be widely viewed af throwback; to ceatur1es when the law, the church, and the state -- sought WHF.ELOO - - ? to repress and penalize unacceptable opinion. ·· Even so, the report came under sharp criticism when it was presented to the House of Bishops. No one disagreeing with the co111111lttee 1 s opinion that a heresay trial would be detrimental to the church -- but several of those present objecting to its censur or Bishop Pike. They said it was too strong -- and waa so critical of Pike that lt had the effect or putting him on trlal. Pinal action -- not yet taken. - • - LUD-D 1'0 !IIIU8 tAl'I / ~ Lc,11911 !ho••· ll 1tlll OYeNW -- on the ,n11 ot blp ldYMltUN. 11111• M I a gone -- another 1peclal "'°" tonlp,; an a 1peclal project -- ot fellow CIS ......-i1'1 Ari 1,blldetter. ruosday, Oclober as, 1966 01 :JS 1 f • rlU e r.".•I•. ~ mi,aeral• ,,.cl, •• coJ,/111r, •l•c """ ••l•rll& · o•t>lt•I•. Ph•• ' Africa. Ev•• fa lhe saltara. Tl1111 alreatl1 are e~perimentl•1 •Ill, varlou• IYI>•• of grasses - from all otJer lhe wof'ld. fro,,, Au• traila, A r.abla, Ve ■ cra••l• '••tl •o o ■ , • lo • •• whlcl, will grow '"• best. L•11d .,.uarly tleueloJ)ell by Ari Ll•tleller OMI ,,. Au•lr•lla •a• once auallable al • doll•r •• acre - •t a•1on11 •••l•tl lo 6•1 - •o• 111ortli tllre• lo /o•r 11• .. dr•d a• acre. Mo .. • l•lorla11I - ••1• Ari - II'• · co;,ul■ cl ■g c,r,fde•c• ll,al ••• '• l•1•••H1 c•• co11uer.l .......... , la11ll• to J)roll•clh1• 1>•r.10••• - •o••lltl•6 •• ,,.,,, r,eed tl••t>•rat•IY I• orier lo f••d II,• 111orltl'• 6oo•I•• 6•r•lf•'I 101ul•tio11. Solo ■i. At Jakarta for11er Foreign N1n1ster Subandoro __ today round guilty of treason; for helping Indonealan coaaunists -- in thelr atteapted coup laat year. The sentence: Death -- before a firing aquad. The verdict rendered by nlne INtlbera -- or a special ■llltary tribunal. On the ground that Subandero knew or the Coaunlst plot -- lncllldlng the existence or a secret COIIIIIIUllst ■illtary tralnlng caapt ~but dld aothlftl -- to thwart the pro-Peking Reda. Inltead, traveling about the country -- •king what the court called " agltatlng 1peecbea". '!he Judgeaent concluding -- there "la no cauae tor lenlenoy." Beyond the rate of one an -- today's verdlct perhaps setting the stage tor a final sholldown; between the new regl• -- and supporters or discredited Presldent-fo•-llte Sukamo. For according to the Indonealan Conatltutlon -- Sukamo ls still the only •n: who can reverse the death sentence __ against his one-tLne friend and chief lieutenant. - - · --2 -, ,J !h• 11tuatlon f\artMr ooapllca'-4 -- bJ tM taot U.t saarno hU alao been acollHd of OG11Plloltr wltb tbl c ~ mtau. -- Illdrecl, ••• u the OOlll't Nnila'ICI ltr ~ rpSmt I-,~ •• tibo111and1 of antl~a mlat 1,1M11nt1 a - ftllJ; tr ◄1111 that 8ullal'Do biaelf / • N llaUaPlJ tr1rd ff/I' tr■- • ~cow The Soviet Union today accused Red China of too llllch talk of aar against the Soviet Union. 'ftle aocuaation . __ ln a leading Russian newspaper; in one or the longest and bitterest denunclattona or Red Chlna -- yet to app•r 1n the Soviet press. The article citing frequent enaplea -- ot so-called "provicatllve" Chinese statnenta; •de daring the antl-Westem purge -- currently 1wNplng Chlna. Stat8Mftt1 accualng Russia -- or conaplrlng wlth the United State, 1n Asian agreallon. The aoat flagrant exuple -- said the IN■lln -- a recent speech by Chinese Defense Nlnlater Lln Plao -- heir-apparent to Cha11'118n llao Tse-Tung. Citing Soviet COIIIIWllst Part1 leadership -- as the center of "Nodem revlslonla■" that 11Ust be overcome. The article noting that a Chinese ■llltary c n~er -- l•ediately followee Lin to the podium . Pro111s1ng ·' to MOSCOV--2 destroy resalutely, r1nally, fully and COlll)letely -- the American l■perlal1ata and thelr accoapllcea;" 1nclud1ng preau•bly Rusala -- "as soon as Chalran Nao orders" it done. PITTSBURGH From Pittsburgh. PennBylvanla -- sharp reaction todaJ to that coal mlnlng tragedy last week in Wales. The Weste .1 PeMaylvanla Antl-Subsldence League -- urging c011blned research by the lederal govemaent and the Alllerlcan coal lnduatry; to tlnd thebeat •1 -- ot ell■lnatlng above-ground alag heapa and refuse bankl. lot , nly thole that poae a safety probl• -- but thole that have acal'Nd coal•lnlng co■IIWlltlea thl'olllhOllt the Ulilted State,. Pllft'MION A new Army recruiting plan -- assuring potential soldiers that specially training o f their choice -- announced today at the Pentagon. Effective lovember Plrat -- the yoq an who enlists for Three years -- peraltted to delaJ hie actual induction into the Arlly for anywhere up to JPour aonth1; whlle anltlng an opening -- ln the specialty tleld he deslrea. The new rule -- 1n reaponae to a chorus or protests rro. recent enlistees; who were pr011l1ed -- and then denied -- the tralnlng they had hoped tor. Contol'lllftl, what's 110:re, wtth pol le lea alreadJ ln ettect -- tor the lavJ, A1r Poree and Narine Corps. Good nite.